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2021 Nonprofit Sector Update
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2021 Nonprofit Sector Update
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Session 1: Nonprofit Sector Update, Part I - Hindsight is 2020! Reflect on the wild year that was, and how it affected nonprofits. Turning the page, hear about the outlook for tax legislation affecting the nonprofit sector in the 117th Congress and the current regulatory environment. Also explore the impact of the new Supreme Court majority on tax statutes and regulations, and what that may mean for nonprofits now and for many years to come.
Session 2: Nonprofit Sector Update, Part II: The Stimulus Programs and Beyond - The COVID-19 crisis and the associated economic down turn left nonprofits with reduced resources and greater need for their services. It also exposed glaring gaps in our health and economic safety nets that may provide a roadmap for future philanthropic efforts and community interventions. As federal aid programs rolled out, it was unclear to many where nonprofits fit in. Review federal assistance provided to nonprofits in 2020, discuss changes that may be forthcoming in 2020, and consider what the future holds for federal subvention beyond the tax law.
Session 2: Nonprofit Sector Update, Part II: The Stimulus Programs and Beyond - The COVID-19 crisis and the associated economic down turn left nonprofits with reduced resources and greater need for their services. It also exposed glaring gaps in our health and economic safety nets that may provide a roadmap for future philanthropic efforts and community interventions. As federal aid programs rolled out, it was unclear to many where nonprofits fit in. Review federal assistance provided to nonprofits in 2020, discuss changes that may be forthcoming in 2020, and consider what the future holds for federal subvention beyond the tax law.
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Nonprofit Sector Update, Part I (Mar 2021)
Christopher Arneson, Alexander L. Reid
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Nonprofit Sector Update, Part I (Mar 2021)
Hindsight is 2020! Reflect on the wild year that was, and how it affected nonprofits. Turning the page, hear about the outlook for tax legislation affecting the nonprofit sector in the 117th Congress and the current regulatory environment. Also explore the impact of the new Supreme Court majority on tax statutes and regulations, and what that may mean for nonprofits now and for many years to come.
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Christopher Arneson,
U.S. Senate Committee on Finance - Washington, DC
Alexander L. Reid,
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - Washington, DC
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Nonprofit Sector Update, Part II: The Stimulus Programs and Beyond (Mar 2021)
Dean A. Rosen, Doug Varley
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Nonprofit Sector Update, Part II: The Stimulus Programs and Beyond (Mar 2021)
The COVID-19 crisis and the associated economic down turn left nonprofits with reduced resources and greater need for their services. It also exposed glaring gaps in our health and economic safety nets that may provide a roadmap for future philanthropic efforts and community interventions. As federal aid programs rolled out, it was unclear to many where nonprofits fit in. Review federal assistance provided to nonprofits in 2020, discuss changes that may be forthcoming in 2020, and consider what the future holds for federal subvention beyond the tax law.
Originally presented: Jan 2021 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Dean A. Rosen,
Mehlman Castagnetti Rosen & Thomas - Washington, DC
Doug Varley,
Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered - Washington, DC